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FOR SALE 1 STACK 0
A1-iply W.B. Scott, Ncrt
1100,, Acsss or Fsu “
stock farms. Terms.
Potosi, Missouri. _ _
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-IMPROV.
ed _106 acres Wisconsin best land,
stock, machinery. Owner, G, W,
Ellinsen- Knowlton. Wis.
O01. _
-ONE 5 LIGHT FIX-
i . uire 200 Hillsboro St.
i=`i-|Av_
ii River.
IT AND
Box 142,
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3 days
words
vvorl.
and maint
for seven-
vvords pel'
P01
mo. ALFRED ivioDoNAi..o
Surveyor, Harmony Jct. _,- - -_ _
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Fu-n wonK noNE A1126 Don-
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KNOW YOUR LIFE-LATEST
scientlilc method. Develop your
powers. Send birth date; 25
| cents. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Walter Winston Kenilworth, 88
Blvd. Courceiles. Paris, France.
RAISE BIG CAPITAL FOR ANY
legitimate business. Write for
! Fans boon "Quick FiiN.tNc-
| ING" ond my free plans showingi
I how companies raise large capit-
I nl by my easily operated method.
; 11-’~}3,onnett, 1073, San Fernando
_ Bids'-.. Loo Angeles, California.
Help Wanted--Malo
FOR SERVICE BERKSHIRE
boar, thoroughbred at John Mc-
Kinnon, West 'Cove Head.
_ ..\.i~ »i»'J».-»“' ` ' 6000.53_2_3i
BDAORBS-‘d MILE-8 FROM AP.
=‘-’Dlet_0n:.- rolling 'clay loam soil; 2
time teams. 12"hogs, 15 Holstein
_settler ftlne buildings; silo: good
' machinery: 218,000. A. W. Loans,
.i Amlleton, W s. ~
FARM 'FOR SALE-DEiSiIRAB.LE
Fa..mi"dt-Tryon, 73 ncres_ prac-
 tic 'all
Billy clear und in good
cultivation. Splendid situation.
Buiiding_hin‘cent;e of Farm. Ap.
'Ply Joseph Fell; Tryon.
G00020.1-3l.
_ -\ m~nt_s»‘ Wanted
AQ ‘rHEf3_i_: with ee Muon RE-
,~ l0_l§¢lnQ,_in"‘pl‘osperous Canada
this _Clirls_tmas, there is the
greatest imaginable demand for
ou x si lo ri °
_r e ein ye, _w p c..d per-
sonal Greeting Cards; represent
Canada's old established house
w‘2h the Celebrated lioynl Ser
ies ees to ake tent t nt
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dollars daily magnificeht
Sample Book free to workers
experience or capital unrioces
sary BradleyGarretson, Brant
'ord, Ont.
Help \\_'_n_nted-Fcinalc
WANTED A MAID FOR GENER
ai housework ‘ to go to St.
Catherines, Ontario Apply to
|Mrs AW Sterns 73 Cumber
lend iSt
Teachers Wanted
TEACHER WANTED FOR MID
dleton School, t 60, _ Applv to
Ewen MacKin` n, secy
600035-131
'Whuted
POTATO 8 ll'ED.- A FEW
cars D§k0t¥*l?ed Potatoes in
citv, or any station on.the main
fline. Hammond Kelly
PORK WAlN'|"ElD .FOR THE ST..
John ma|_‘ke_t,._ delivery on Wed-
nesday cach week until further no-
tice; -best market price for well
fatted '!t0¢k_. sofe its 'before sell
ing. 9inciair'_apd Stewart. Limit
0--10-O->l_- _
DA-i..i-iouaie`w|Ne
FROM KINGS 14-3
,-\-1' .
.WilNDSOR.'N. S., Nov 1-Deb
housie University defeated Kings
county 'fgtibaii ,team _here today
14 to 3 iiioiisie scored three
. H
tries -in the first half. one
which was converted. ‘ln the _aes
ond hui: oaihoiisio was aiiuweu to
go over unresisiled fran ahmixéhtg
wnntnsi -i e Qus_- _
bail has 'tr/gg-;"’oilly or i°uus_"1=iay
in the second huif was nearly fill
scored its only touchdown
game wa close despite the res
motive
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“atkins 150 products Direct
to consumer. Write The J. R
Watkins Co. 379 Craig St West
Mnutrgdiu
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WANTE-D - 1lRAVEiLLE-R FOR
Prince Edward island, W.l-I. Hay
'ward Co., Limited, Crockery &
Glassware. 85 Princess St., St.
‘.iohn, N.B. tt
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' Found
FOUND -OCT 13th A LADIES'
fur cape. Owner can have same
same by- proving ownership and
paying for ad. Apply Guardian.
Situations Vacant
 .;@@_¢
$5 PRIVATE CHRISTMAS
greeting cards; sample book
time.  Garretson Company
. Brantford. Ont.
_ _, _ __ _ __
-Weller Crown to Walker
New vom; Nov 1-'Age ond*
its wisdom fell before youth and
iilts crushing determination, when
.lack Britton, welterweight champ~‘
ion nearing the for-ty mark, _ond
the oldest living man to hold a
world's boxing championship title
surrendered to lMickey Walker, of
E'll1Hb8iJ1 (N J.) after fifteen
rounds of gruelling -boxing.
Alter twenty years in t-he ring
e ence. twice holder of the
crown that toppled. tonight was ai
poor match for the aggressive Jer
sey man who displayed more than
ordinary knowledge of the science
of fiisticuffs Walker won all the
way _ ,l
'iiiroughout the last half of the
battle Britton was on -the verge ot
a knockout It was not his iron
sides and steel jaw that averted
that fate but his stock of gray mat
tor that. no matter i1ow~hard the
punishment, was able to function,
At one 'time iBritton'si eyes were
,glassy but. by a strategic retreat
he managed to hold otf his man
until hiis brain cleared.
There was something curious
about the fight that was not satis-
factorily explained- to the crowd
thot filled the historic Madison
Equare arena When the contest-
ants ei ered the ri-HE 'lt WIBAIU'
nounced on behalf of the New
York Boxing Commission and Pro
moter Tex Rickard that “ali bots
weie off This aiiter-ll0_0il_ WBKBYS
were laid at si x‘to tive on Brittcll
but when the preiimiuarie-s begun
tonight the long odds had been
transferred to Walker. He was-
msde favorite at eight to tivo.
__-_-£0-}i**
D NND LADY ASTOR ` '
bon' ARE SUED FOR SLANDER
' PLY ours ans.. Nov 2-unite’
and Ls y Astor and it Conserva-
tgyg party agent are being sued for
A»tor's Conservative 0i>D0|1°“5 In
he Plymouth constii.uteH¢i'- _
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TH
IN EVERY DEPT.
Saturday. See our
blouses at $4.9B.Won'
Pr0WBe Bros Ltd.
at the big store
MONTCALM. - The
lent steamer
yesterday morn-
Straits of Belle
cargo of lighthouse
provisions for the
BABY SHOW.-~ An
and “fBafby -Show"
'be held..-in the Henrtz 'Memor-
_Hall on Tuesday Nov. 28th. in
of the P,E. Island Hospital.
__= Nov. a ii.
EXiGEii.iLEiNT: BANQUET. ...
Last evening- in Hearts Memorial
Hail, a very enjoyable banquet
We tendered 'by the ladies or the
city churches to the coiiectorsand
members of the Executive -Com-
mittee. of the Charlottetown
Branch of the Bible society. Dr.
G.F‘. Dewar. President of the
branch, acted as chairman forthe
occasion. Beside him sat Rev. H.
D. Raymond, President of the
Provincial Auxiliary sind Rev. W.
Ryan, pastor of the church in
whose hail the banquet was given.
Arter the good things provided by
.the ladies had been enjoyed by all
present, short addresses were giv-
en 'by Dr. Dewar, Rev. Mr. Ray-
Hwlld. Messrs. G. D. Steel, end‘.T.
P. Gordon. The collectors 'were
than assigned their districts, pre.
Dhratory to making their canvass
town last year. contributed over
$000 to the work of the Bible So-
c B y. _ _
_ PERSONALS
The mem-bers ol' the British Em-
pire Exhibition`Mission leave on
their special' car this morning for
.~it._John._N. B., _ ‘
Y_iii.c.A. tisteiiiii
;::;=..;°°:.°:: “iam Last Night   _
_ ____,,_,,,______  _  The second-MT of Basketball
lack- Britton- Loses His 5 `
in the lnterchurch League was
Played e.t..t_he Y. 1M. C._A. last night
and resulted in a win by a small
margin for the Methodists.
- The gamefwas fast, but combin-
‘aticn and-team work was lacking,
but as ,the League progresses,
there is -every indication of some
lively bali. The score would have
been much higher only for the
good work oi' the defence on both
sides. especially noticeable was
the work of Gordon for the Presby-
terians, We-lker and Moore doing
theecoring. _
For the Methodist Mcinnis
- s.
Britton, the sage and crafty mag-.played a fast game and done most
ter of d f ‘of the scoring.
The following was the line-up.
Prssbyterians Methodists
‘i_i~‘orwards
ings _ Hodgson
Walker ‘- ~" 2 McNair
McEachern Prowse
J ».-'-‘ Centre .
Moore Mcinnis
ti
I Guards
Gordon __ Hutcheson
Dewar' '| - " lit. Prowse
The next game will be played
Wednesdigt __ni_g_h_t`,` _ __
Geo Wrik<lrf_§___eiiii1is_ 
‘  I From Halifax
oi charlotte-
-Helifax On
he sno-
forty-
B lcycl e
.
1788
going 'had
,finish line,
s yonlig- led,
-with'in- ii
gave out
foot the
the itil-
- minute
of second
I
liineimt, Cama-
writolz ~ .
with
pains
very severe.
the
and
he
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ts vi +‘mm"'  " 
Po i.|c¥;‘or AnzNi\Ds1v°¢N1's
lmo
‘ in
of the - city . .next . week. 'Charlotte-\
become a part of the, daily life of
.a-very ialiiv vortion of -the popu-
lation of the North American Con-
_longer mysteries to o great many
young men and ilu fact old men as
well who have found-in it an in-
terest and fascination' unsurpass-
ed- by anything heretofore oiierefl
tor-amusement. entertainment and
education in the home.
Every night at 7.30 o’clock Char-
lottetown time all over the North
American Oonminent, hundreds oi
thousands of men. Wwe" and
children are sitting by the fire-
side, one member of the fami'y
with his hands on two small dinis
num-ber -from 0 to 100. and slowly
and _carefully he is turning _ thu
drieis around in search of the tiny
wave which is carrying for thou-
sands of miles the little voice and
music vibrations. _
-In a few moments a hush
comes over the tnmily circle for
out of the horn standing o_n the
tahio comes a rich. deeii. pi-meant
voice of a man. A voice trained
for long hours each day for clear
and pleasant speaking. and so
clearly as not to be misunderstood
by even the silshtly dell- he 0-1
mounces this is station WJZ. The
-Radio Corporatioii Vi/'es‘.in§ll0l1S@
.Radiio Phone at .Ne»wark, N. J.,
The Man in. the Moon will now
give o, talk to his little friends on
the earth. A moments silence and
another equally clear. Pleasant
voice comes on saying this is the
Man in the Moon talldnz. Good
Evening Children, and- the small
tote in the family circle, listen eu-
thralled to a bed time story 01
some exciting event or pleasant
experience in the daily lift! Of the
man in the moon.
This story runs on for porliaiis
twenty or twenty-five minutes,
and while it i-s meant for the little
folks it is endoyed by e'very0!10-
Then the children Z0 UEPDY f0
'bed and- the family proceed to
tuning the receiver for Q D€l'f0l‘m'
ance of the Opera. "Mikad0" SWGD
by the Schenectady Opera C0111-
pany at Station WGY of the
General Electric Company at Selle
nectady. N. Y.. or maybe they lla
ten. to the successful violin selec-
tion -being given ny an snglwil
Pittsburg station through LDKA-
the Westinghouse. Electric Mis.
Company station at East 'Pitsbur8.
Im- if their nannies lie in the direc-
-tion. of vaudeville they may 1452011
*to the latest vaudeville song h.is
or even a step dance H0111 UN
'Giblin Bros. stabion in Phiiadei.
iphia.
, This is a typical family SCH”
,in thousands of up to date homes.
in fact in over a hundred homes ill
Prince Edward Island tod‘ay_. while
ifar away. in the Northern _Vi'lld8 Of
'Canada in the vast forest wilder-
ness and on the broad Canadian
!Prarie-s, lonely ranchers and trap-
pers are todiay linked Ui! Wml me
outside world and over thousands
of'mlies _of irsckles$ _f°f@S¢ ‘mme
the tiny waves which strike il
single wine strung 011 a SPFUCB
_tree -bringing -to the lonely snoév-
bound man news of the outsi e
world and music such as he had
not heard for y€1_\l'S~
This is no exaggeration f°1‘ 1'0"
ceiving conditions in the far north
where the air is always 019" “nd
cold and far supcrior~to receiv-
ing conditions farther south. Bild
the consequence is the broad-case
ing startion waves travel better lil
tho rar nortn tnon they do 1° iii-
termediate points tbousll lm’ ‘"1-
unee 15 3,-94,19;-_ rMany letters
have recently apvohfsd in Pm
coming from these lonely meh
which will go down in history HB
classics, in recordinz the gre”
benefiits of this new boon to msn-
kind, _ - i
The trader and stock mark_et
operator are not forgotien in i. 0
broadcasting nroirrammrs f°'
`s tions sive' out the closing
tails” of stocks ou the New Y°'“~
Bqston and Cuioeeo markets- tg”
well as the closing P14005 °f 3
.muipt in such cities as New
-'\{ork,_ Philadelphia. Boston and
gh1¢ggo','am1 the-United States De
purtment of Alricultnre. even
thoughtful of its vast farming
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for Winter Sl0l'l!°""
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tinent, and its mysteries are no
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  -‘- -’  Il' _ f - P -_ _ 0 --. The complete receiver _ in the
_“_ Radio Set to lie Gi  so 1° °°° °' ~
` _ I _ I W   |fine¢t which can 'be_purciused.
_ QHOP from _.l-Ioimurg Catalog ___ _ _ _ __ - _ and increases the sound volume
-__  _  ‘J _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ,_ 400 times atter it comes into the
ANIQBLYING BFECIALB - " ' ' ' ' house. making it possible to use
' i . ef' “-
Pa_i__§d'___;:i\`giS!ayL:_;_ ine mg    aloud sposkerto entertain aiu-go
f_`..liJu'if`*`A " iveo-luis . "li 1"' '"4' li'  ‘ ‘ f ' i i t tn-
... ....-..‘...T... ...... ..if:..’“.‘§.’2. NW-» 0° Dltillly at Rogers Hardware Store ~A5»‘3f1-‘T-510°'-f-f’é‘-iv‘i.“.£”‘.f..°~‘§.'éi.‘ .A3
cuffs ik' navy-° henna and royal. A "` "` "" . ' "`° = . ' ~ _- contest is over
§__»i_-i°.t__<_;_;5_i_0_-50!-lynn $12.90. Pi-glwso   Bflllg the “MUSIC 0I the Alf" ,|,;m§fi'f.,s°n§rbfurfhzamgglsgnllig
_l _ ; `     something that will bring many
,_ The Radio Telephone has now commumm amen these concerts, mnmhl _
to the extent of establishing in The set was purchased from tiie_
many cases many bf-°,,d£,,,ting W. K. Rogers Co., Char-I
stations under their supervision. 1°"‘fe"°W“'
There are now over 500 stations - "
in - _ allett   0
the Unites states. wniio in can- M - 9 153 11°" 
ada them are approx, tel. 5o_ Parks  149 109 ‘ ~ DEATHS
mttortunately we -M,,,§‘§,,,,’ P,,,_ mn-por ..__......._.1os 14 1.11 ' -
Vlices hav n t, t ly f d ` _-_ 'l -”"
Wm, h e °_ ye Ben _“vom Carvell Bros suffered defeat at 712 600
__ t ese services to the e - W5 '7`
amen; as the ,est of Cauadns“,',‘;,,the hands of the Bankers in last _ __ ___ a_i__."|°l'-E_g°D_;l`_’_\__t__?°;`_:_l_l_1Il;£_l;» 3% 
‘it ls coming -intime. in the mean mgms BUWUHS flXlUr¢. l0Gll\K bl' Team Total’ _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
..l9ll7 F“h;,ra| from 'her lute resldenéj
wmle receiving commons from the .small margin of 36 pins. The _
the-_great American broadcasting game was ‘me °f the best in 'jf' Carveil Br
mtions along me Atlantic Coast League so fer and was anybody S
are most excellatm especlauy In till the last bail was rolled. _Sie
winger Mmm and our Pmwe Ed__venson was again high with a to
\,-arg rsmnd MMD phone receive, tai of 488, whiic Ma-1let_ had the
owners have no difficulty in get- @;§h°;’1f sing? _f_;'m“5~ 3;, ;’_‘;\!:‘_
NHS 2 ro ramme ractic ' ' Ve 5 9' 5 -1` -
every evenlanggfrom the pearly ‘gig against such a strong team, they 717 689 535ll;€\;»,_ 3 ;I;_<:_;_\_;l1i1o“_;1_go;1_n
until well on in the' summer, The geqihwithout their Bt” man Gal' -° _ -
instrument is ver sim ie to o er- "“ ~ Team Total  ____;
ste and many youmg msn ¢hm,_,pgh_ ’1‘_he Railway and Bachelors play _ _
out our own Province are loda wmght at 730'
y , _~ ‘ _ '\
building receivers from ta d d - F  T d P f  A
P9-Pts which far- surpass Znyililng SUMMARY  0   ° ° °
which can. be purchased as a com- l”
plete receiver. except at a very Bankers '. of C. and V. W if icaiiis In ”°““
high price, both in Bensmveness Hayward . . . . . . . . .
_.158 71 102,f00t,baii game today at Abcgweit Voice Specialist, Teacher of
md ¢0mp1ete.ne9_,_ ‘Stevenson _ . . . . . . .
_.188 153' 147 Grounds at 4 o’ciock. Organ and Voice. Studio 14-6
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Don’t be Selilhl
Te! your fdmlle llsolll.
number of friends and relatives ai
one time And some very fortunate
hours of real enjoyment to the
winner during the coming winter
Soldmlillnand llb.
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Friday Nov 3rd at 2 qi. m. to I-land,
129 IM ville Cemetery.
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Great Thanksgiving
1  eek-End Specials 5
From Patons Limited New Fall Stock
|,» - ~ ' ‘
Thaiilisgiving bpetials iroiii 0iir Dress Goods Dept
In the Dress Goods Department one will find the newest _
weaves and colors, the Pattern counter offers all the latest fash-
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ions, the new braids, fringes, buckles and ornaments afford num-
erous suggestions for individual trimmings, while linings, but-
tons, beltings, bindings, -etc., are here for every need. Every-
thing for the .making of -your new attire.
200 yds. All \\'0ol Dress Serges, Friday -mul Saturday. 750 pei' yd.
I '_\l|
_ H i cp.
__ _
300 yds. Corduroy ielvet. all new simdes. . . . . . _ . . . .89c per yd. 
200 yds. Hen-vy Cord Vclvets, pressed rcord . . . . . . . .$1.49 per yd. ,-"
Special Offering in Ladies’ Hieavy Clonklngs. . . . .$2.50 per yd.
26 Lndies’_ Sport Skirts. only one of its kind. See Eastern
Window,anyskirtni:.........................._$6.98
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34 Ladies’ High Class Trimmed Hats, Tlianksgiving
_ Price for Friday and Saturday . . .. . .. . ._ . . . . . . ._ . $5.00
For the Boy,-One lot of “farm Winter Overcoats, sizes
from 8 to 16. Friday and Saturday . . . . . . . . . . . . _ _ _ $6.75
25 Boys’ and Youths’ Overcoats, browns, greye and plaid,
8 to 16. Your choice Friday and Saturday . . . . . . . _ . $8.75
iYIen’s Overcoats, $15.00, $17.50, $20.00 and  . . . . . . . _ . $25.00
8 Men’s Fur Coats, Friday and Saturday. . . _ . . . . . . . _ . $35.00
50-Pairs Men’s Overalls  $1.00encl\
18Men's0ddVcsts,36to44‘  $1.75
25 Men’s Suits, Thanksgiving Price . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $15.00
SOME WONDER VALUES IN THIS LOT  "" ' _
GLOVES AND HOSIERY 'rn.\N1<sciv1.\'G so-\1.r: 'r1i.\'i‘ Bnlxos 
v.\LL'r:s To nr: nmxmrisrmnn 
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There is a real Thanksgiving feeling in
a pair of new Gloves, and now that Winter
is just beginning in real earnest you will
want several kinds - one for work ,on-e for
church and one pair for social gatherings.
Per pair
Chamoisette Gloves, special _ _ . _ _  .85c.
Chamoisetts Gloves, heavier quality, $1.35
Ladies’ Cape Gloves, reg. $2.25 for. _ .$1.59
There are so many cold weather neces- .‘
sities just now that one should take advan- .‘
passed. ff
een Bloomers, iight and dark shades, 
Ladies’ Fleece-lin-gi Hose, special....45c price  .. . ._ $1.60 
I駧lh°5..f5§Si§‘$5§ewo‘l~s.‘§;t§°’i-'i.i§i'?.f‘f”. 1132 Lajggs’ hF1=g1;i@1eft@ G°viiS» lmfand '
Children’s Cotton Hosiery, all sizes, to $1 1% gr 5 eeVes'spe°1a Pnces mm 2 2
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Also a full line of V_¥;;1§n$g3ignt1ets Children’s Underwear, 2 for . .. _ ...$1.00
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Ch{ildren’s Mittens and Overalls, iilfhiti Anolfiher ltlne °f8€h’:__dr§i‘ ;0U"dl‘i¥`w°“"’
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Childi'en’s Wool Caps and Scarfs at re-
duced prices Friday and Saturday
White Flannelette . . . . . . . .. _ . . 8 to 18c
Striped Fiannelette . _ _ _ .15c to 17c per yd
Denim, heavy quality _ . _ . _ . . .25c per yd_§
he_atlier shades . . . . . _ _ . _ _ .. _ . _ . .$1.00 ' Roller _Toweilingl ..._ _ _ . . . . _ 15c per_ yd.
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wear, $2.50, for ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ .. . _.$1.25 Gingham,-assorted colors.. .. . .19c per yd
j$2.0Ufor  W'rlppere_tte,'all colors  per yd.-
Boys’ Coat Sweaters, sizes 24 to 32. .$1.19 ____()xi_f;_ird Shirting___ . _ _ .___ . _ _ . . . .20`c per yd.
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Heavy Fleece Linders large sizes . _ _ . .75c
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